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Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1887-01-01
RICHMOND MEDICAL AND SUR
GICAL SOCIETY.

Organized 1884. Meets temporarily
in scbool-room upstairs, 700 east
Franklin street. Meets every second
and fourth Tuesday nights of each
month.
Membership about IS practitioners
OF medicine.
Officers for this year President, Dr..
Hugh N. Taylor; Secretary, DR.. Gas.
sius l.. CudliDp,
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Pharmaceutical Associations.

The Pharmaceutical Association Of
Richmond was organized in 1873, and
is composed Of the leading druggists Of
this city. It's chief objects are the pro-
motion Of culture and the diffusion OF
knowledge in the practice of pharmacy,
and the maintenance Of such relations
between physicians, pharmacists, drug
gists, and the people at large, upon just
principles, which shall enhance the
public welfare and tend to tho mutual
benefit of members. Officers Hugh
Blair, president John W. Pierce, first
vice-presidont; Powhatan e. Dupuy,
second vice.president; I. Roberts
Baker, corresponding secretary; Jo-
seph Anthony, recording secretary;
William p. Poythress, treasurer ,o-
seph N. Willis and Polk Miller, cxeca-
tive committee.
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GEORGE Y. ANDERSON & NM
Be28
FIEAstfka-

THE FOLLOWING BONDS ANI.
Il COUPONS. due JANUARI /. t--..
will be paid on and AFTER that da'o oa
sentstion Al the counter or the &erchsu.s
National Bank ofthiE city:
First mortgage per cent bonds (coupoll Ol
the Petersburg Railroad Company,
Coupons OF per cent. bonds OF the Peters
burg Railroad Company;
Coupons OF" CiAssA" 3 pr cent. bonds OF
Petersburg Hallroad Company:
Coupons OF city Of Rlchmo bonds:
Coupons OF state OF Virginia 3 per cent.
bonds OF 1852;
Coupons OF Charlotte, Columbia and Au-
iusta first mortgage 7 per cent. bonds:
Coupons OF Columbia and Greenville nrst
mortgage o per cent. bonds:
Coupons OF &c Orgia Pacific irst mortgage
per cent. bonds;
Coupons OF Rich nond and Danyillo gold
per cent. bonds;
Coupons OF Western North Carolina rail-
road rrSt mortgage per cent bonds.
de Slot
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1887-01-01
FISH INSPECTIONS.

The following were the inspections
Of fish for the year ending December,
1886, by W. p. Adkins, inspector !:
North Carolina cut herring, 1870 bar
rels No. /, III barrels No. 2, 80 barrels
condemned; gross, SCI barrels No. |;
roe, 372 barrels No. l, III barrels No.
2, 2,l7S kegs No. /, GIG kegs No. 2;
shad, Is kegs No. I; Eastern herring,
3,46S barrels; Potomac herring, 500
barrels; Lake herring, 249 half bar
rsls; mackerel, 95 barrels.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1887-01-01

MEDICAL COLLEGE OF VIRGINIA
This institution, under its two char
tiers, respectively of 1888 and 1854, is
about sounding out its semi-oentennisl
period Of existence, and of it may be
truly said "that age has not withored
nor custom stalled the infinite variety "
of It's means and methods Of medical
education. Within this period thou
sands Of physicians have gone from its
walls to practice their art in all parts
of the Union, and have given proof OF
their ability and skill by the fame and
reputation they have won. The col
bodybuilding is both picturesque and
unique, being cast in the purest type
of Egyptian architecture, as if the found
ers wished to perpetuate in this memo
Iial structure the gratitude which medi-
cine owes to Egypt, that medical
knowledge where the votaries Of
the science found refuge from persecu-
ton. It's situation is peculiarly adapted
for the purr oses of Study, being in a
central portion Of the city, yet by its
typographical relations remote from its
hustle and noise. The lecture-rooms
and halls are airy and commodious,
having q capacity for several hundred
students.
In close proximity to tho college, and
within the sama grounds, is the large
hospital building erected by the State
n 1851 for the purpose Of afordiDg
clinical Instruction TO its students,
bieh is 10 part noW utilized II forniSh-
'lg accommodation FOR the BIC cal ol
lsgs sspenssry where twelve q 6ssea
thoussha a.isnis, bayioe every yar'6ly
4 og disease. sc anuaaIy treated, iall
report Of which apPeals IN another CO.
luiBn.
Tho Instruction g. i5s college em-
braces al o. tto tsancheb Of tactical
toace''pp, aed G. Insists So olinicS aoa de
5atae lsel0fey supplemented by thu
roUga 4ysleu u sxtn0nsi0n And ,eael~
ing by the acJuno. face'iy. k.y ~
cent Arrangement an uniaii.og 6ur 3
OF anatomical materisl is secured Tor
the entire session. The museum con-
tains large collection of rare and valu-
able specimens, together with beautiful
anatomical preparations and plates.
The institution Is in most hourishing
condition, to which it is in great mes-
sure indebted by the successful exami-
nations which its graduates have stood
before the different State and national
boards, none Of whom, we believe, have
thus far failed to pass, whilst as much
as 80 per cent. Of the graduates of some
colleges have been rejected.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1887-01-01
HARTsHoRN MEMORIAL COZ,
LEGE,
l600 WEST LEIGH STREET..

Board Of Instruction Rev. L. B.
Teft, Miss Carrie V. Dyer, Miss Caro-.
line N. LOOMS, Miss Elizabeth s. Ed
wards. hrs. L. B. TeSt, Miss Maggie
II. NJ. Farrar, Mrs. Professor j. Il.
Jones.
This institution, now in Its fourth
year, has for its special aim .hs ad.
yanced Christian education Of young
women. 1t is under the patronage Of
the American Baptist Home Mjsyion
Society, the Woman's American Bap.
tist Home Mission Society of Nsw Eng
land, and the Woman's Baptist Home
Mission Society Of Michigan. 1t is
also aided by the John r. Slater Fund.
In = year especially hard for the
colored people this school continues TO
prosper, the attendance remaining the
same as last year.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1887-01-01
NOTICE

-
TO TIE CREDITORS Of THE CHARTER.
OAK LIFE.INSURANCE COMPAN (,
OF HARTFORD CONN:
TIE following Is r copy Of the order OF
Hon. Dwight W. Pardee, dye Of the "a
pTeme Court Of ETTOrs OF Connecticut. linz
ting time for the preef NATION ~ claims
against said con pHDy, which order vas
passed October ! ! IS.
The creditors o, he Cbarter-Oak Life
Insurance. Company are hereby required 10
present their ella ns gaiDst 80 ID con- pany 20
Isaac W. Brooks ana Edmund A StsiD2n.
~ Hartford, Conn, receivers OF said COM
parry, or 10 ole Of them, on or before the LIST
cay OF July, 1897. said claims shall be
made in writing, and In case OF policy
claims they shall refer To the policy under
which said claim is made, SIS far as posi- BILE
by number OF policy and name OF insured !;
and the nature and extent OF such claim
by the person making the same shall be
set forth at large. In Gaze any claim Is
made by an executor, administrator cou-
seTYator, guardian, or trustee. proof OF such
appointment, under seal OF the proper
court, must accompany said claim. and all
claims against said company which shall
not be presented TO said receivers with 10
the time herein limited, will be forever
barred OF recovery out OF the estate In the
possession and control or the receivers.
Attest
ISAAC w. BROOKS, l,..,.
EpMUSD A. STEDMAH, neoeNes
HARTFORD, CONN, November IS, 1885
ia 1,Fel Nal, Apl, Myl ,&Je1
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1887-01-01
THE BAR ASSOCIATION


Of the city of Richmond was organized
October 90, 1855, and has ninety-eight
members. 1t meets in their rooms, rear
the Chamber of Commerce rooms, in the
Merchants National Bank building, and
it has its annual meeting on the second
Monday in February, and its stated
meetings on the second Monday in May,
October, and December of each year.
The rooms of this Association are hand
somely fitted up, and here all the lead
ing law Journals Of this country can be
found. Its officers are 4: President,
Isaac II. Darlington Vice-Presidents,
W. W. Henry, John A. Coke, aud s..
Q. Stringfellow; Secretary, William
Ellyson Treasurer, James Peasants !;
Executive Committee F. II. Mcclure,
W. j. Leake, and j. P. Cooke; Com.
mittee on Admissions R. g. Pegram,
A. L. Boulware, James Peasants, John
Pickrell, j. r. V. Daniel, T. N. Page,
T. N. Carter, Tazewell Elicit, and
Beverley 7. Crump Committee on the
Amendment of the Law: r. Ii. Card
well, W. r. Bowie, A. L. Boulware,
Lyon G. Tyler; Committee on Judi
ciary e. II. Fitzhugh, j. Aston Cabell,
j. Il. V. Daniel, John Hunter, and Hill
Carter; Committee on Grievances +.
w. Christian, Otto G. Ksan, Beverley
T. Crump, R. G. Pegram, and b. Rand.
Wexford.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1887-01-01
RICHMOND THEOLOGICAL sen
NARY.

This institution was known for some
years - the Colvsr Institute. In 1876
i was incorporated under tho name OF
the Richmond Institute. The last Gen.
srsl Assembly changed the name to
Richmond Theological Seminary. In
November the new Board Of Trustees
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1887-01-01

MEDICAL SOCIETY OF VIRGINIA.
Organized in Richmond in 1870 ;
composed Of doctors of the regular
profession Of medicine throughout the
State. Present membership over 600.
Meets annually during the fall this
year-next 0otober-in Richmsnd.
Officers DR.. Bedford Brown, Of
Alexandria, president DR.. Lsndon B..
Edwards, of Richmond, Va, recording
secretary.
During its vacstions the business Of
the Society Is transacted by the Execu-
tive Committee, of which DR.. William
w. Parker, Of Richmond, is chairman.
Committee Of Arrangements for tho
meeting in this city next October are /:
On part of the Richmond Medical and
Surgical Society, Drs. @. W.P. Brock,
Hugh n. Taylor, J. +. VIM, Joseph
A. White. and Otis +. Manson; on thu
part Of the Richmond Academy Of
Medicine, Drs. Jacob Michsux, John
@. Shelton, Landon B. Edwards, Ed
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1887-01-01
BUILDING-FUND COMPANIES.


Richmond Perpetual Building, Losn,
and Trust Company, organized in
July, 1875. Payments the second
and fourth Tuesdays in each month
Lucien L. Bass, president; John j.
Wright, vice-president; William Low
enstein, cashier.
West-End Building Fund Associa-
ton, No. 2, organized December %,
1850, meets every first and third Mon
day in the month. Charles Miller,
president; F. Z. Tholl, secretary.
Central Building and Loan Company,
organized October, 1881, meets second
and fourth Tuesdays in the month.
Hermann Schmidt, president; G. T..
Loehr, secretary.
Citizens Building Association, No. s,
organized October, 1888, meets every
Tuesday in the month. Capital, not
less than 500 shares nor more than
1000 shares Of 500 par value. Adol.
plus Blair, president; Charles j..
Schmidt, secretary.
Capitol Building and Loan Associa-
ton, organized in February, 1883,
meets second and fourth Tuesday
nighls. Cspital, not less than 500, 900
scr more than 100000. Charles NJ.
Weilsse, ps .sident; A. L. Masurier,
steteiary.
Cilfs building Association, No. 6,
organj % December, 1886, meets every
Monday in the month. Capital
sto 80. less than 500 nor more
ihs . shares of 800 each. 7. NJ.
4 jr, president; @. @. Thon,
fss III; Charles A. Schmidt, secre-
fsf
ierchants Building Fund Com
pany .ss~nd up its business during the
past year.
1t is probable a new building-fund
company will be organized some time
in the month of January.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1887-01-01
DRUNK NNEll

OF ihe liquor Habit Can ps Clr,d WIfhl..
the knowledge OF The raf.Drf ny Adu.I.
istoring DR. haiues Goi1tg Specific.
n INSTANTLY destroys Oh appetite n.
alcoholic liquors Can be secretly 90 utu.
tered Ia coffee, tea. or any article % fllI
even in liquor Itself with NEVkR.FAIf..
lNG results Thousands Of duuhafds nave
been cured who today believe they Jut
drin. ing oftheir own free Will Endorse.
by eyery body hut saioon-keeper F0fsa.o
by l. kD3Ekf@ BAKER
80 east NeInsireef
no lt-eodl66t Richmond. "a
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1887-01-01


VIRGINIA HISTORICAL SOCIETY
has a library Of 13,774 volumes, q
valuable gallery of historic portraits,
important manuscripts, curious relics,
&c. Rooms in the Westmoreland Club
house, corner of Sixth and Grace
streets. Annual dues of members, SIS :;
life-membership, $50. Hon. Alexander
II. II. Stuart, president; William W.
CorcoIaD, first vice-president; William
Writ Henry, second vice-president; j.
l.. NJ. Curry, d. D., LII. D., third vice
president; r. A. Brock, corresponding
secretary and Librarian; Major George
A. Barksdale, recording secretary.
The present rooms OF the Society,
enjoyed by the liberality Of the West
moIeland Club, are handsomely and
thoroughly furnished with new cases
and other essential conveniences, and
the valuable assemblage of portraits Of
those distinguished aud revered in the
annals Of Virginia have been put in
perfect order, canvas and frame. The
exhibit is fairly an honor and an ornl-
ment T. Richmond and to the State,
and mus attract and crafty all visi.
tors.
Tie Society bears upon its rolls q
membership Of more than 500, exclu-
sive of hSSorary and corresponding
members without the State.
The eficicIcy Of the labors of the
Society, and IL important mission of
conserving and tlucidatiDg the history
of Virginia, is Obvious both in its ex-
hibited priceless larnerings and in its
publications. TheEorth and historical
importance Of the last have been attest
ed uniformly in thisvountry and in Eu-
rope. Five volumesof the new series
of collections have appeared success
sively during the past five years. The
sixth volume, for 1887. will soon be
issued.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1887-01-01
Inh as-eod1yl
nnnss, NEnlcsa ID, 81.
RLAIR'S CHLORAL TUYMOL h,
~ proved Itself 10 bs
PowEKFUI DIsNrEtrASr.

II has prevented the spread ~ CON.
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and Scarlet feyer, IN families: u hah
modified bad symptoms AMI has often AZ.
furded comfort I'm sick MONS by its agree.
able and thorough deodprzing properties
10 has saved lives n this city.
For sale by druggists. Price 80 cents
bottle. de2s
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1887-01-01

MARSHALL AND NINTH STREETS.
In charge Of the Xaverian Brothers.
Brother Philip, director. Number
pupils enrolled, 245; average attend.
ance, 225. The school is divided into
six classes.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1887-01-01

A BLESSING.-Nothing adds more
n to the security OF life. OF happiness
and OF health than q safe and reliable n Ia
lily medicine. y. l.. r has won Tor Itself the
appollation OF the family blessing" II
child hes the Collie, IL Is sure. safe, aud pleas
ant, II the father is exhausted, oyerwOrked.
or deblitaiod 10 will restore his falling
strength. 1.-THE wife suffers from Dyspep-
sic, Low SPIRITS. Headache, II VIII give no.
lief fany mem Der Of the family mas eaten
anything hard 10 digest, a dose ~ the
RkGU LATOR VIII soon establish good Ill
gestiOn. It gives refreshing sleep even IA
cases where narcotics have failed. It Is q
preventive, perfectly harmless 10 begin
with. No matter what the attack It wlllat
ford relief No error to be feared in admin.
isterng; no Injury from exposure after
taking; 10 chai &c OF diet required; no ne.
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Liver REGULATOR Is entirely vegeta-
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Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1887-01-01

The present school session opened
September 18th with an increase Of
scholars. Each school-building was
filed to its utmost capacity and many
applicants left out.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1887-01-01

G. b. Caneps, president A. Dona-
ii, vice.president; P. Baccigalupo,
treasurer A. Equi, secretary; NJ.
Massie, yice-secretary; A. Solari, L..
Consani, and r. Marchetti, trustees :;
NJ. Gonnells, G. Donati, G. Piaceutlni,
G. Gionnotti, and A. Sapguinetti, sick
committee. The membership is Al,
and the Society is in most thriving
condition.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1887-01-01

NOTICE.-INTEREsT MATURING
~ JANUARY i, 1857, on bonds 81 tue
Richmond and Danville Railroad Company
ard OF the Richmond, York River aud
Chesapeake Railroad Company viii be- pail
on aud after that date ~ tie First Nauonal
Bank Of Richmond.
W. T.. TURNER.
Treasurer Richmond aud Danyilie Railroad
Company. de Sl.3t
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ROOFS, srArroxEaY. xc.

ROCKS. STATIONERY, &c.
NEW-YEAR AND BIRTHDAY
~ CARDS:
DIARIES, lbc. tos2;
PHYsICIANs' VISITING LISTS.
RICHARDSON'S ALMANACs.
HAGhksTOWN ALMANACS,
BLANK BOOKS OF all sizes and styles.
RANDOLPH q EN0LIsH,
de fy-d&w lS02 Main street.
EOR 1887 WE HAVE FOR SALE
piA A. " Tor pocket and desk.use. zoe.
each:
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tcau who viii call or send for them.
wEsr. JOHNSTON 4 o..
ase slk Main street.
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PAST AND PRESENT.
OUR HISTORICAL, PROFESSIONAL. AND
OTHER SOCIETIES.
Hcw They Are Preserving the Records OF
the Past and Using Present
Opportunities.
SOUTHERN HISTORICAL So
rTE1TY

Nll< K
Office, No. G, Library floor, State
Capitol. General Jubal A. Early, pre-
sident; Hon. Robert N. T. Hunter,
vice. president Rev. J. William Jones,
secretary Judge George l.. Christian,
treasurer. Executive Committee; Cen
ersl Dsbney II. Maury, chairman {;
Colonel William Preston Johnston,
Colonel Robert 4. Wi;hers, Rev. John
William Jones, Lieutenant Colonel Ar
cher Anderson, Major Robert Stiles,
Colonel Thomas II. Carter, Colonel
William II. Palmer, Colonel W. L.
Cutshaw, Captain A. NJ. Kelley, Judge
George L. Christian, Moses d. HOge,
d. D., General d. u. Fry, Colonel Il.
II. Dulaney. General Eppa Hontor,
General William VI. Payne, General &.
W. C. Lee, Captain Theo. S. Gsrnett,
and Colonel Walter II. Taylor
The chief object Of The Society is to
collect ereyything which will throw
light upon the history Of the late " war
between the States" and toput in shape
for the future historian the material
which will enable him to vindicate the
motives end truthfully record the deeds
Of our Confederate army and people in
their great struggle for constitutional
freedom. 1t is also engaged in collect
ing everything bearing on the Colonial,
Revolutionary, and subsequent civil,
political, and military history Of the
South.
The Society has had great success in
the accomplishment of those objects.
1t has already in its archives an invalu-
able collection, which it is seeking to
increase. The publication of Southern
Histericdl Society Papers has proven
decided success. The Papere have re-
ceivtd the warmest encomiums both
in this country and in Europe. They
are furnished to subscribers at So per
annum. Back numbers supplied in
fourteen volumes bound, or in loose
numbers.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1887-01-01

charter. The normal department has
been abolished, aud provision Ia now
made only for those 'ba, have the min
isuy IN view. This has necessarily re-.
duced the number in attendance. There
we're about sixty ministerial students
in attendance last year. The number
this year is up to the average. The
State Of Texas, Jamaica, and the Con-
,inspt of Africa are represented among
the students Of the institution. Facnl-
tn: Rev. @. II. Corey, ID. D., presi-
dent. and Professor Of Hebrew and
Biblical Interpretation Rev. j. En-
dem Jones, A. NJ, Professor Of Homi-
leiics. &c. Rev. ID. n. Vassar, A. NJ,
Professor Of Church History, &c. aud
Rev. L. Hines, A. NJ, Professor Of
Theology, &c.
PUBLIC SCHOOLS OF RICHMOND.
Officers John d. Cary, superin-
tendent Of schools ; Charles P. Rady,
clerk and supervisor Of school property.
Members Of School Board: First
William II. Williams, T.
Wiley Davis, r. 7. Briggs. Second
District--J. Taylor Ellyson, William
iovenstein, George Bryan. Third Dis
trict--Dr. S. z. Moore, A. L. Phillips.
w. r. Bowie.
STANDING COMMITTEES.
Teachers and Schools DIR. S. p.
Moore. w. r. Bowie, George Bryan.
Buildings and Furniture I. Wiley
Davis, r. Il. Briggs, A. L. Phillips,
William II. Williams.
Finance William LoveDstein, Will
liam Ii. Williams, w. r. Bowie.
WHITE SCHOOLS.
Richmond High School tS05 Marshall
streeO: William F. Fox, principal.
Madison School Corner Madison and
Cary Streets: John A. Cunningham,
principal.
Elba School Marshall near Hancock
street,: James II. Peay, Jr., principal.
Leigh School Corner First aud Leigh
streets) William A. Bowles, principal.
Central School Corner Twelfth and
Clay streetsl s. 4. PendletoD, princi-
pal.
Bethel School (Twentieth between
Main and Cary, and Nicholson street,
Rockets: j. p. Thomas, principal.
Bellevue School Corner Broad and
Twenty.second streets: George R.
Pace, principal.
Springfield School Leigh near Twen-
ty-fifth street.; William 0. English,
principal.
COLORED SCHOOLS.
COlored Normal School Twelfth north
of Clay: S. T. Beach, principal.
Baker School Corner Baker and St.
james,: Thomas P. Crump, principal.
Navy Hill corner Sixth aad DuyaD
II. G. Carlton, principal.
Valley School corner Marshall and
Jail alley) r. w. Flournoy, principal.
East End (Twenty-ninth aud O):
William o. English, principal.
disbursements on account OF
schools for sessions OF l6ei-'sS el02,5Gl 50
Number Of Te lchers.
VINE ..................."......l22
(Oloeu 81
Number Of Scholars Enrolled.
~
537
8,797
Percentage obtained bVHe Pupils al The Final
Illumination Session lS54-'Sj.
White 9-I0
CO.oied 2-10
Total averages in school. $40
Number OF graduates OF the Richmond
High School 1884, ...........6S
Number OF graduates OF ColoIed Normal
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German club.

Joseph Wsllerstein, president Sam
uel Bendbeim, secretary and treasurer
S. S. Whitlock, director; Barring
Bear, assistant director.
ItaIinn Society Of BensvOionce and
fraternity.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1887-01-01
Pay 81 for each member on the rolls on
the death Of . comrade.
Cutfs0 Veterans.

Pay 81 for each member on the rolls on
the death Of Q comYade.
Cnitsd Veterans.
G. W. Burr, commander Willism
Smelling, first nsnt.commander;
p. keenan,, second lisuteaantcon-
mander; Samuel Michsels, third lieu.
tensnt.commsnder; John Gillian, adj
juiant; j. J. II. Brewer, qusrtermas-
ter; John Kobe, officer OF the day
II. w. Irge, officer Of the guard. Ex-
ecu,iye Committee: Thomas Fox, G.
w. Ivey, and 7. j. Robertson.
Eiha Beneficial aad sociai Society
was organized June %, 1883, and the
following are the present officers Pre-.
sident, Robert Holzbacb; Vice Pfesi-
dent, Andrew Blackburn Secretary,
n. ). BoUnt; Assistant Secretary,
c. II. Gardewein, Treasurer; w.
w. Phillips sergeant-st Arms, vii.
liam Baker Executive Committee: j.
A. Cary, J. 7. Fandree, Joseph I.
Vest. Trustees: @. W. Burr, william
4. Davis, J. A. Cary Chaplain, ID.
Columbus. Membership al present, 90.
Treasury in healthy condition.
ssstEnd Pleasure Ciub.
Rooms No. 1900 east Main street.
Officers: President, j. W. DOnley
Vice.PIesiseDt, J. }. Mccarthy; So
cretary, John Ratio Treasurer, Andrew
Butler; Sergeant. 1T ARMS, Joe Faslow.
JeGo,son Literary ana social UreIe.
Alfred S. kraker, president; Lewis
T.. Morris, yice-pTesident; Daniel
Wbitloek, recording secretary Joseph
L. Levy, financial secretary: Charles
Hutzler, treasurer; NJ. S. Block, Ii
brarisn. Library Committee : DR.. IL.
II. Levy, Leon Wsllerstein, and
Charles Huizler. Entertainment Com
mittee S. s. Whitlock, J. L. Levy, }.
Lichstens,ein. l.. Il. Morris, A. ).
Kraker, Leroy lIutzler, and Charles
Strsuse. Membership, 20. Volumes
in library, 1900. Meetings, first
Sunday in every month at Ellett's Hall
at 3 p. NJ.